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1 Periodic Approximants to Sponsoring Aperiodic Hamiltonians Jean BELLISSARD CRC 701, Bielefeld, Germany Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität, Münster Department of Mathematics Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta School of Mathematics & School of Physics SFB 878, Münster, Germany
2 Contributors G. De Nittis, Department Mathematik, Friedrich-Alexander Universität, Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany S. Beckus, Mathematisches Institut, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany V. Milani, Dep. of Mathematics, Shahid Beheshti University Tehran, Iran
3 Main References J. E. Anderson, I. Putnam, Topological invariants for substitution tilings and their associated C -algebras, Ergodic Theory Dynam. Systems, 18, (1998), F. Gähler, Talk given at Aperiodic Order, Dynamical Systems, Operator Algebra and Topology Victoria, BC, August 4-8, 2002, unpublished. J. Bellissard, R. Benedetti, J. M. Gambaudo, Spaces of Tilings, Finite Telescopic Approximations, Comm. Math. Phys., 261, (2006), S. Beckus, J. Bellissard, Continuity of the spectrum of a field of self-adjoint operators, arxiv: , July 2015, April J. Bellissard, Wannier Transform for Aperiodic Solids, Talks given at EPFL, Lausanne, June 3rd, 2010 KIAS, Seoul, Korea September 27, 2010 Georgia Tech, March 16th, 2011 Cergy-Pontoise September 5-6, 2011 U.C. Irvine, May 15-19, 2013 WCOAS, UC Davis, October 26, 2013 online at jeanbel/talksjbe.html
4 Content Warning This talk is reporting on a work in progress. 1. Motivation 2. Continuous Fields 3. Conclusion
5 I - Motivations
6 Motivation Spectrum of the Kohmoto model (Fibonacci Hamiltonian) (Hψ)(n) = ψ(n + 1) + ψ(n 1) +λ χ (0,α] (x nα) ψ(n) as a function of α. Method: transfer matrix calculation
7 Motivation Solvable 2D-model, reducible to 1D-calculations
8 Motivation A sample of the icosahedral quasicrystal AlPdMn
9 Methodologies For one dimensional Schrödinger equation of the form Hψ(x) = d2 ψ dx 2 + V(x)ψ(x) a transfer matrix approach has been used for a long time to analyze the spectral properties (Bogoliubov 36). A KAM-type perturbation theory has been used successfully (Dinaburg, Sinai 76, JB 80 s).
10 Methodologies For discrete one-dimensional models of the form Hψ(n) = t n+1 ψ(n + 1) + t n ψ(n 1) + V n ψ(n) a transfer matrix approach is the most efficient method, both for numerical calculation and for mathematical approach: the KAM-type perturbation theory also applies (JB 80 s). models defined by substitutions using the trace map (Khomoto et al., Ostlundt et al. 83, JB 89, JB, Bovier, Ghez, Damanik... in the nineties) theory of cocycle (Avila, Jitomirskaya, Damanik, Krikorian, Gorodestsky...).
11 Methodologies In higher dimension almost no rigorous results are available Exceptions are for models that are Cartesian products of 1D models (Sire 89, Damanik, Gorodestky,Solomyak 14) Numerical calculations performed on quasi-crystals have shown that Finite cluster calculation lead to a large number of spurious edge states. Periodic approximations are much more efficient Some periodic approximations exhibit defects giving contributions in the energy spectrum.
12 II - Continuous Fields
13 Continuous Fields of Hamiltonians A = (A t ) t T is a field of self-adjoint operators whenever 1. T is a topological space, 2. for each t T, H t is a Hilbert space, 3. for each t T, A t is a self-adjoint operator acting on H t. The field A = (A t ) t T is called p2-continuous whenever, for every polynomial p R(X) with degree at most 2, the following norm map is continuous Φ p : t T p(a t ) [0, + )
14 Continuous Fields of Hamiltonians Theorem: (S. Beckus, J. Bellissard 16) 1. A field A = (A t ) t T of self-adjoint bounded operators is p2-continuous if and only if the spectrum of A t, seen as a compact subset of R, is a continuous function of t with respect to the Hausdorff metric. 2. Equivalently A = (A t ) t T is p2-continuous if and only if the spectral gap edges of A t are continuous functions of t.
15 Continuous Fields of Hamiltonians The field A = (A t ) t T is called p2-α-hölder continuous whenever, for every polynomial p R(X) with degree at most 2, the following norm map is α-hölder continuous Φ p : t T p(a t ) [0, + ) uniformly w.r.t. p(x) = p 0 +p 1 X+p 2 X 2 R(X) such that p 0 + p 1 + p 2 M, for some M > 0.
16 Continuous Fields of Hamiltonians Theorem: (S. Beckus, J. Bellissard 16) 1. A field A = (A t ) t T of self-adjoint bounded operators is p2-α-hölder continuous then the spectrum of A t, seen as a compact subset of R, is an α/2-hölder continuous function of t with respect to the Hausdorff metric. 2. In such a case, the edges of a spectral gap of A t are α-hölder continuous functions of t at each point t where the gap is open. 3. At any point t 0 for which a spectral gap of A t is closing, if the tip of the gap is isolated from other gaps, then its edges are α/2-hölder continuous functions of t at t Conversely if the gap edges are α-hölder continuous, then the field A is p2-α-hölder continuous.
17 Continuous Fields of Hamiltonians The spectrum of the Harper model the Hamiltonina is p2-lipshitz continuous A gap closing (enlargement) (JB, 94)
18 Continuous Fields on C -algebras (Tomyama 1958, Dixmier-Douady 1962) Given a topological space T, let A = (A t ) t T be a family of C -algebras. A vector field is a family a = (a t ) t T with a t A t for all t T. A is called continuous whenever there is a family Υ of vector fields such that, for all t T, the set Υ t of elements a t with a Υ is a dense - subalgebra of A t for all a Υ the map t T a t [0, + ) is continuous a vector field b = (b t ) t T belongs to Υ if and only if, for any t 0 T and any ɛ > 0, there is U an open neighborhood of t 0 and a Υ, with a t b t < ɛ whenever t U.
19 Continuous Fields on C -algebras Theorem If A is a continuous field of C -algebras and if a Υ is a continuous self-adjoint vector field, then, for any continuous function f C 0 (R), the maps t T f (a t ) [0, + ) are continuous In particular, such a vector field is p2-continuous
20 Groupoids (Ramsay 76, Connes, 79, Renault 80) A groupoid G is a category the object of which G 0 and the morphism of which G make up two sets. More precisely there are two maps r, s : G G 0 (range and source) (γ, γ ) G 2 are compatible whenever s(γ) = r(γ ) there is an associative composition law (γ, γ ) G 2 γ γ G, such that r(γ γ ) = r(γ) and s(γ γ ) = s(γ ) a unit e is an element of G such that e γ = γ and γ e = γ whenever compatibility holds; then r(e) = s(e) and the map e x = r(e) = s(e) G 0 is a bijection between units and objects; each γ G admits an inverse such that γ γ 1 = r(γ) = s(γ 1 ) and γ 1 γ = s(γ) = r(γ 1 )
21 Locally Compact Groupoids A groupoid G is locally compact whenever G is endowed with a locally compact Hausdorff topology the maps r, s, the composition and the inverse are continuous functions. Then the set of units is a closed subset of G. A Haar system is a family λ = (λ x ) x G0 of positive Borel measures on the fibers G x = r 1 (x), such that if γ : x y, then γ λ x = λ y if f C c (G) is continuous with compact support, then the map x G 0 λ x ( f ) is continuous.
22 Locally Compact Groupoids Example: Let Ω be a compact Hausdorff space, let G be a locally compact group acting on Ω by homeomorphisms. Then Γ = Ω G becomes a locally compact groupoid as follows Γ 0 = Ω, is the set of units, r(ω, g) = ω and s(ω, g) = g 1 ω (ω, g) (g 1 ω, h) = (ω, gh) Each fiber Γ ω G, so that if µ is the Haar measure on G, it gives a Haar system λ with λ ω = µ for all ω Ω. This groupoid is called the crossed-product and is denoted Ω G
23 Groupoid C -algebra Let G be a locally compact groupoid with a Haar system λ. Then the complex vector space space C c (G) of complex valued continuous functions with compact support on G becomes a -algebra as follows Product (convolution): ab(γ) = a(γ ) b(γ 1 γ) dλ x (γ ) G x x = r(γ) Adjoint: a (γ) = a(γ 1 )
24 Groupoid C -algebra The following construction gives a C -norm for each x G 0, let H x = L 2 (G x, λ x ) for a C c (G), let π x (a) be the operator on H x defined by π x (a)ψ(γ) = G x a(γ 1 γ ) ψ(γ )dλ x (γ ) (π x ) x G0 gives a faithful covariant family of -representations of C c (G), namely if γ : x y then π x π y. then a = sup x G0 π x (a) is a C -norm; the completion of C c (G) with respect to this norm is called the reduced C -algebra of G and is denoted by C red (G).
25 Continuous Fields of Groupoids (N. P. Landsman, B. Ramazan, 2001) A field of groupoid is a triple (G, T, p), where G is a groupoid, T a set and p : G T a map, such that, if p 0 = p G0, then p = p 0 r = p 0 s Then the subset G t = p 1 {t} is a groupoid depending on t. If G is locally compact, T a Hausdorff topological space and p continuous and open, then (G, T, P) = (G t ) t T is called a continuous field of groupoids.
26 Continuous Fields of Groupoids Theorem: (N. P. Landsman, B. Ramazan, 2001) Let (G, T, p) be a continuous field of locally compact groupoids with Haar systems. If G t is amenable for all t T, then the field A = (A t ) t T of C -algebras defined by A t = C (G t ) is continuous.
27 III - Tautological Groupoid
28 Periodic Approximations Approximating an aperiodic system by a periodic one makes sense within the following framework Ω is a compact Hausdorff metrizable space, a locally compact group G acts on Ω by homeomorphisms, I(Ω) is the set of closed G-invariant subsets of Ω: a subset M I(Ω) is minimal if all its G-orbits are dense. a point ω Ω is called periodic if there is a uniform lattice Λ G such that gω = ω for g Λ. In such a case Orb(ω) is a quotient of G/Λ, and is thus is compact. if G is discrete, any periodic orbit is a finite set.
29 Periodic Approximations Example 1)- Subshifts Let A be a finite set (alphabet). Let Ω = A Z : it is compact for the product topology. The shift operator S defines a Z-action. 1. A sequence ξ = (x n ) n Z is periodic if and only if ξ can be written as an infinite repetition of a finite word. The S-orbit of ξ is then finite. 2. The set of periodic points of Ω is dense. 3. A subshift is provided by a closed S-invariant subset, namely a point in I(Ω).
30 Periodic Approximations Example 2)- Delone Sets A Delone set L R d is a discrete closed subset, there is 0 < r such that each ball of radius r intersects L at one point at most, here is 0 < R such that each ball of radius R intersects L at one point at least. Then 1. the set Ω = Del r,r of such Delone sets in R d can be endowed with a topology that makes it compact, 2. the group R d acts on Ω by homeomorphisms, 3. the periodic Delone sets make up a dense subset in Ω.
31 Periodic Approximations Question: in which sense can one approximate a minimal infinite G- invariant subset by a sequence of periodic orbits?
32 The Fell and Vietoris Topologies (Vietoris 1922, Fell 1962) Given a topological space X, let C(X) be the set of closed subsets of X. Let F X be closed and let F be a finite family of open sets. Then U(F, F ) = {G C(X) ; G F =, G O, O F } Then the family of U(F, F ) s is a basis for a topology called the Vietoris topology. Replacing F by a compact set K, the same definition leads to the Fell topology.
33 The Fell and Vietoris Topologies C(X) is Fell-compact, if X is locally compact and Hausdorff, C(X) is Hausdorff for both Fell and Vietoris, if (X, d) is a complete metric space, the Vietoris topology coincides with the topology defined by the Hausdorff metric. If X is compact both topologies coincide. Theorem If (Ω, G) is a topological dynamical system, the set I(Ω) is compact for both the Fell and the Vietoris topologies.
34 The Fell and Vietoris Topologies Example: If (Ω = A Z, S), periodic orbits ARE NOT Vietoris-dense in I(Ω) For instance, if A = {0, 1} let ξ 0 Ω be the sequence defined by ξ 0 = (x n ) n Z x n = { 0 if n < 0 1 if n 0 Then Orb(ξ) is isolated in I(Ω) for the Vietoris topology.
35 The Tautological Groupoid Let T(Ω) I(Ω) Ω be the set of pairs (M, ω) such that ω M. Endowed with the product topology it is compact Hausdorff. G acts on it by homeomorphisms through g(m, ω) = (M, gω). Let Γ = T(Ω) G, let T = I(Ω) and let p : Γ T defined by p(m, ω, g) = M Then (G, T, p) is a continuous field of locally compact groupoids. If G is amenable, then the family A = (A M ) M I(Ω) where A M = C (Γ M ) gives a continuous field of C -algebras.
36 The Tautological Groupoid Hence If M is a closed invariant subset of Ω that is a Vietoris-limit point of the set of periodic orbit, then any continuous field of Hamiltonian in A has a spectrum that can be approximated by the spectrum of a suitable sequence of periodic approximations. Question: Which invariant subsets of Ω are Vietoris limit points of periodic orbits?
37 IV - Periodic Approximations for Subshifts
38 Subshifts Let A be a finite alphabet, let Ω = A Z be equipped with the shift S. Let Σ J(Ω) be a subshift. Then given l, r N an (l, r)-collared dot is a dotted word of the form u v with u, v being words of length u = l, v = r such that uv is a sub-word of at least one element of Σ an (l, r)-collared letter is a dotted word of the form u a v with a A, u, v being words of length u = l, v = r such that uav is a sub-word of at least one element of Σ: a collared letter links two collared dots let V l,r be the set of (l, r)-collared dots, let E l,r be the set of (l, r)- collared letters: then the pair G l,r = (V l,r, E l,r ) gives a finite directed graph (de Bruijn, 46, Anderson-Putnam 98, Gähler, 01)
39 The Fibonacci Tiling Alphabet: A = {a, b} Fibonacci sequence: generated by the substitution a ab, b a starting from either a a or b a Left: G 1,1 Right: G 8,8
40 The Thue-Morse Tiling Alphabet: A = {a, b} Thue-Morse sequences: generated by the substitution a ab, b ba starting from either a a or b a Thue-Morse G 1,1
41 The Rudin-Shapiro Tiling Alphabet: A = {a, b, c, d} Rudin-Shapiro sequences: generated by the substitution a ab, b ac, c db, d dc starting from either b a, c a or b d, c d Rudin-Shapiro G 1,1
42 The Full Shift on Two Letters Alphabet: A = {a, b} all possible word allowed. G 1,2 G 2,2
43 Strongly Connected Graphs The de Bruijn graphs are simple: between two vertices there is at most one edge, connected: if the sub-shift is topologically transitive, (i.e. one orbit is dense), then between any two vertices, there is at least one path connected them, has no dandling vertex: each vertex admits at least one ingoing and one outgoing vertex, if n = l + r = l + r then the graphs G l,r and G l,r are isomorphic and denoted by G n.
44 Strongly Connected Graphs (S. Beckus, PhD Thesis, 2016) A directed graph is called strongly connected if any pair x, y of vertices there is an oriented path from x to y and another one from y to x. Proposition: If the sub-shift Σ is minimal (i.e. every orbit is dense), then each of the de Bruijn graph is stongly connected. Main result: Theorem: A subshift Σ A Z can be Vietoris approximated by a sequence of periodic orbits if and only if it admits is a sequence of strongly connected de Bruijn graphs.
45 Open Problem Question: Is there a similar criterion for the space of Delone sets in R d or for some remarkable subclasses of it? Some sufficient conditions have been found for Ω = A G, where G is a discrete, countable and amenable group, in particular when G = Z d. (S. Beckus, PhD Thesis, 2016)
46 Thanks for listening! Now it s time for tea!
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